enrol
Meaning
To formally register or enter oneself as a participant in a course, program, or institution, often implying a commitment to engage with the associated curriculum or requirements; the term encompasses both the act of signing up and the broader implications
💡 The term "enrol" is often confused with "register," but "enrol" typically suggests a more formal or institutional context, particularly in educational settings.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
After
several
hesitations
,
Marta
decided
to
enrol
in
a
part
-
time
applied
linguistics
course
at
the
community
college
.
She
hoped
the
structured
curriculum
and
regular
seminars
would
refine
her
translation
skills
and
give
her
a
clearer
sense
of
professional
direction
.
Balancing
work
and
study
required
careful
planning
,
so
she
negotiated
flexible
hours
at
the
office
and
set
aside
three
evenings
a
week
for
readings
and
assignments
.
The
small
cohort
encouraged
lively
discussion
,
and
feedback
from
faculty
was
direct
but
constructive
,
which
boosted
her
confidence
.
By
the
end
of
the
first
term
she
felt
more
disciplined
and
optimistic
about
applying
for
internships
that
demanded
both
practical
expertise
and
academic
rigour
.
Common Phrases
enrol in a course
enrolment process
enrolment criteria
Synonyms
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